The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
TENNESSEE AND OHIO.
MARRIAGE OF MIsS MINNIE TAY-
LOR AND MR. I'D. r. WARNAUK.
Brick Church Before u Large
CEOwd-Prssents.

The old landmark, Brick Church,
Oh elsea, was crowded with the
wealthy and fashionable population of
the northern pat of the city last
night 1t WIS also the scene OF pro-
fuse floral decorations, placed there by
friendly hands In honor Of popular
belle and most estimable young lady
who was 10 DO married there at $3.50
O'Clock. At the appointed hour Il
stirring wedding march announced
the approach Of the bridal party.
Shortly afterwards the usheTs, Messrs.
II. Goldsby, d. Winters, M. Swayne
aad William Trout, appeared, and fol-
Owing them st short distance the
hride and groom, Miss Minnie M.
Taylor and Mr.. Ed T. Warnack, OF
Iconton, o. Arriving in front of the
altar, the couple were united in the
haiy bonds OF matrimony by the Rev.
Il M. Richardson in bief but besuti.
ful ceremony. At lis conclusion the
numerous friends OF the couple sur
rounded them and bestowed the
warmest congratulations, lovely
feature OF which was the presentation
OF a number OF lovely bouquets to the
bride. The handsomest collection and
arrangement Of flowers came as q
token of warm friendship and esteem
from the White Rose Club, OF which
Miss Taylor was fIvolite member.
The nearest approach to this in the
way Of elegance was another from
Mrs. Harry Lanham. The couple
went from the church to the residence
OF the brides arente, where hurried
farewell was eaid to the nuu erous
relatives and friends, and soon after
they left for their future home at Iron
ton. Before their departure mum.
Der CT congratulatory kilograms from
distant frien were received, aud
they continued to arrive for some time
after. Surely the beginning forecasts
bright and happy future, and both
the principals are eminently qualified
and fitted for the important relations
assumed. Substantial tokens were re-
ceived 10 a large number, OF which
the following is partial list:
Mrs. W. ]. Colvln, Texas, handsome
towels.
Miss Sallie Powell, brides cake.
Mr.. Fred Cubbins, handsome solid
oliver and gold sugar spoon, in plush
case.
Mrs. T. J. Barchu :, handsome bisqus
vase.
Miss Maud Harsh, Texas, haEd
painted ebonized panel.
Mr.. W. T.. Adams, beautiful chair
tidy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Ba.sett,
handsome silver and cut glass pickle
castor.
Mrs. N. T. Hanna, silver cream
pitcher.
Mr.. Robert LaOroix, handsome
clock.
Miss Ida LsOroix, handsome lamp.
Miss Mabel Gliston, elegant silver
cut glass hand painted pickle castor.
Miss Alice Mallory, handsome work
basket, gold Candlestick and vase.
Whi'e Rose Club, elegant stand Of
flowers.
Mrp, Harry Lanham, elegant basket
Of h)wers.
Tse ushers, Handsome silver clock
with en- imsge Of cupid bearing toilet
bottle.
Mrs. F. w. Sheriff., handsome lamp
mat.
Mrs. ]. F. Williams, bisque vase.
Mrs. Capt. W. Smith, handsome
toilet bottles.
Mr.. d. W. Munroe, set solid silver
teaspoons in plush case.
Miss Sofia Richardson, handsome
blsque toothpiCk holder.
Mrs. E. M. Richardson, handsome
berry dish.
Mrs. Judge sWayne, handsome sill
yer and cut glass pickle stand.
Mrs. b. ]. Bicknell, set toilet mats.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, ]. Halroyed, hand